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Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
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DR.. Robert O O Ksoepl, . lesAina
physician and local politician Of New
Tuesday by s-siio~i = poisos On %
Menday II. Sscord Ns. SonAl Bank be
forgery ~ his fathsr's Nme TO lso
no'ss for e2te each
Ths old report. that EnEliss syndi.
cates are resortips to extreme racasares
to diepessess settlers from syHdAcste
lands purchased from western rail.
roads. YES revived In wsshingtoa op
Tuesday,. The Iatsrior Depsrtmep, hA,
recstved no tfHial information ON ,hs
sntjsos.
Tnestsy's program for tho Prssi.
dents enteYtsi. ment at 81. Lcuis in.
cluded . reception. boat race, . ride
70 the fair srou nds, an evening pageAn.
aud q bsil. Tue P,esident and Mrs.
Cleveland left for Chicago ON Tuesday
night.
Tha engine work on the nsv cruiser
Chicago. ~ Nov York, has been finish-
ed After separate trials of the ssaf.
board and port tnsines, should al work
we'll. the vessfl will bs sent on . tsial
trip 10 fev dayf.
All Zoo. = Chinese iAundrymAn in
areenasid, Massachusetts, hes been NJ.
restsd on the charge OF snticipg sirls,
aged from 0 TO IL yoars, into his shop
and ofiminAlly AssaultnR them.
Tbe volunteer left New York Tuesday
for Marbiehesd vie the East river. She
was the recipien. Of sslutes OF All kinds,
including . hurrHh from tho crowd on
Brooklyn bridge.
-Four additional deaths were reported
Tuesday an opg the cholera patients on
Swtnburns Islsnd, New York. There
are ten others sick Of the disease.
Rev. DR.. Parker delivered . euloey
upon the late Henry Ward Beecner q
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music Tues
day night.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Tho Glass Blowers,

As The many wonders Of Nine. Ander
son's exhibition cf glass blowers becomes
better known, there is q marked increase
IN the attendance, and last evening Odd
Fellows' Hall ives crowded The electri
cal part oil the exhibition Is more than
wonderful, and OF itself 10 worth much
more than the small price charged for
admission Every purchaser OF ticket
receives present, among them being
some very handsome ard valuable ones
Professor Juke was busy yesterday In
constructing glass fire engine, with
pumps snd everything else complete, that
will throw 5 stream of water 20 feet
This will be put up TO be contested for by
the hremen, ard IL will be presented TO
the company receiving the largest mum
Der Of votes. The Blower OF Beauty"
Was won in the Y ting contests Last even-
ing by Niss Marion Brown, a teacher iu
No. 8 school.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Bugrn,

The Grand Lodge I. o. @. Templs
OF This esats viii meet In Red Meme
Hall, In Newark, on Wednesday, ths
18th inst About thirty delegates aic
sxpeosed 10 be present, and number
Of officers aud visitors from the lodges
At FAifvieW, Ohristians and Newark.
The driver Of the Ptenix hose cart
had his head ont BY being thrown from
his seat on Monday.
A ave column paper, seven teen inches
long, called ths Daily Fair New, will
be published and distributed 10 Eikton
during tho fair. Il made its bow 70 the
public yesterday, aud 10 Published by
Bowen b Bro, Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
A RYnfefut Man.

A citizen Of the Second ward desires TO
return his thanks TO the Street and Sewer
Commission, and also TO the contractors
for the removal Of garbage, for the man
ner In which the work is being done In
his locality. We have been accustomed
TO so many complaints that it really makes
us feel happy TO nnd one man who is
grateful Tor email favors. He must, how
ever, resemble the honest Dutcbman, who
on breaking his leg thanked God that It
WAS not his neck. We have reached q
point In our city when the condition OF
the streets cannot be much worse, and
any change must be for the better.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

The readers Of the REPUBLICAN will
very well remember the scoonlt given
In last Frioay'x issue which bad the
tendency Of making every heart happy,
and especially those whore fuanoial
eirou instances were limited. How
could or can 1. be otherwise when =
man like Meyers, the "Grand C.rtrsl''
cloth!er, Fifth Ard Market, will sell
heavy weight, double twisted Acapolcia
woYsted or csssimsre suits for S5 20, CT
"McC!urE parslyEer" and Frosi
X !.er oveIcoAt for a 6O2 Il 1t no. euf
foent to please those Who lave to labol
hard for the almighty dollar, and es
peoially when wages aTe small aud Z
big family 70 support? IL 1t rot bepe
fit? In short, we will say take our nd
vice and pstronize the deserving mer
chant.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
bAsD Hail
Games pay ed yesterday:

Games pay ed yesterday:
de'phiA-Pbiladelp lphia, 6; B3s
tan, 8; eight Innings. Baltimore, {;
Atalettr, 8
ln1iaDapo!is-6rst game: Indianapo.
lis, 2; Chicago, l. S.coDd game: OH.
cAeo. o; IDciaBapolfs, s.
Wa.hiuGtoI-WAstingto 3; New
York, 6,
Pit,sburs-Pittsburg, z; Detroit, 4;
fvs innings.
Louissil!e-Louisvil,e. o. st. Louis,
49,
Staten Islapd-Brooklyn, 4; Metro.
po tan, 10. Eight innings.
The Observation-Disclosures game, at
Oleveland, was postpon; d on account oi
rsiu.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
pIKKl.

LYDFS.-Cn the 9TH lust, In this city,
GeorKs walter, infant san OF George W.
and Annie Lyons, AZ Cd 5 months. . weeks
and 4 days.
Sriends OF the family arc requested to at
tend tho frnsral nom his psrelts' residence,
No. ais Sherman street, on Thursday after.
moon ht Z % o'clcek.
PhiiadelphiA papers please COPY.
JACkSON.-tpu the 81 Instant at No. sla
TraIklin strset. In THIS city, Lydia Jack
SOD, in her t3l year.
MARIS.-At the residences OF her brother
in-iaw. Josepn A. bond. Wilmington, I'ei.
on the fternoon oVtho Sd INIT. Dsbbie a
hlarts. In the t3d year OF her age.
funeral from The rssid enoe Of her brothsT
George L. Msris, West Chester, Pa, or
sixthdAy afternoon at l o'ciecc. Relative,
and friends OF WILMINGTON and vicinity On
invited TO the HOUSE cf Joseph A Bond on
fifthdsy AftsFnoon at I O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Failure Reportad.

Col showell, President of the Wicomi.
co aud Pocomoke Railroad, doing business
At Berlin, Nd, is reported TO have failed
for some t70 600. He is a popular man,
and his financial difficulty Ia deeply re.
lretted by the citizens generally. It Is
hcpei tnat his embarrassment will only
prove temporary, and that he will soon
re able to resume business.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
A Bold Attempt to ~

Las: Sunday night week
tempt was MADE TO rob . bake
In this city, but residing In
phis. The man had Just rs'q
the latter place, and wM y
Water street near King. y
preached here BY two unknl
one of whom threw bis arm !
neck and held him, wbils |
went into his pocket, ForlunI
did not end bis money.
shouted for police, and on .
appearing asked him TO iakd|
10 charge. The officer disra
reg uest and merely ordered
disperse.
List Sunday evening, %
man Was coming out Of .
Front street, one Of tie sa4sI
out any provocation wh'Rs
up and struck him. The oil
up Market street. he wa
taken by o boy who told
man who bit him was from
The man is very indiguarIo
that the ofacer would not %
into custody when told TO Do
He does not know the men Q
act on the Mayors advice
on. o warrant for their srress
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
In the Mnrhsta

The markets were not ouI,s
on the market days last veeI
were about as usuAl. OabbsQI
6 head; potatoes, white, 10 b
per half peck; sweet, Is cent
bers, l cent apiece. Lettuce
vegetables we're about the sa]
last Saturday. Tomatoes vs
bus could be bought for 3OI
basket, or 10 cents Per tsi
tomatoes, Is cents per half d
cents per basket. In fruits, gI
lower and could be bougt, d
DER pound By the BASKET or 9
single pound for Ooncords, ID
for Delaware. Bananss, 95I
dozen; inferior qualities, %
dozen. Lemons, IL cents 4
better ones, Is cents.
Apples 81 their old price, ID
half peck or So to rs cenls 4
pears oil the way from is td
per half peck, 90 cents 70 81 d
Fruite are rather more pleI
last week, but no better In gu
Eggs are sill Is to 2S cents
for country ones, though Of d
eggs oan be bought for . few
per dozen. Butter remains a
cents, and 10 not overly pI
that. Pork and sausage
brought into market IN cd
Quanties; 1t sells two polI
cents 70 Il cents per pcad
| lace scAroer than nsual.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Personal.

Miss Vincent Hazard Of this city is
Waiting the family OF K. T. Swsypo Of
kennett square, Pa.
George Gregg OF KsnDett Sq1are, Pa.
who has been working In tEis city for
some time, is laid up with an attack oil
typhoid fever.
john J. Grahan, Of the Wilmington
and Northern Rsi'road, has been Rrnnt.
ed q vacation OF ten daye, and Will
vItit Washington, Richmond and othsI
bJushorn cities.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
HraAa THinnnInRa.

We are showing the largest line of
braid sets and ornament brsta tr!m-
ming In black, brown, gray, green end
garnet. These goods are vary scarce,
but we have . full liue. Braid orpa-
uents Is cents 10 81 so. Gimp by the
yard all prices. Full assortment OF
buttons and wrap trimming. Z. 3.
Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Auo,ber visit to Trent

01othOA t@
A delegation OF some you
farmer. visited Trarion 90
company with 5Amuel Jol1
G. Erainn, EtGs., IL ofdsI
the hedge fence In thag Wv.
day was unu,lslly pless',
ride e1hilara,ins. All W..
with tho manner Of consliuvs
by the Dayton Company, sa sas
signing o certificate se.aD ,aDs
superiority to any othsr ICY
heir farms. Mr. WoodHstl,
pies the farm near the re.
School, held that big neas.'
to the wants of the farmer,
to admit that the Dayton w
superior.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Fifth EDlTll|
This Mn,-.-

Court ,..,-."'ssb Ceapt
o'clock this morning prr'cesSSdiase q
L.q'. moved to ses .,,s. ~ 2.
sale OF the property s,'us :, - the
Executor ,.eSs of Hsfnsnn Ss,sn..r Il a.r
Joseph L. Oarpentsr' Isen' ps
ned that the ground 80. aAq, VI
= 3 n, loot, and ~ the sn,irs spi!s y.
ssls ". v. sS'a sss a.ids. 10 ASs9,, sss I, %
again be put up. Nu 'ne prog
At the May tern ,ho
~. ~ smith Vas heard In I',o a ,0;, ~
:, vn,ca nc1Il the defendant souss' I,' :,
OF nxturss Of Q drug sto,. 81, ~,
party. On motion oi i.''s L. 9. '1s. "
htq', the attorney for tbs AZ;
non.sui. was granted ,n' y. .s =
sAas II vas not shown ,h., n. .ns .as|
mand bad been made 10, ", w.
|d.s since then it has b.s, ,ss .a1 .
|oy Il. h. Ward, Ksu a ~.
attorney, that In cs.es n, ',s ~,
demand is rscAssary. And \. '.,s =.
morning that the non AMI, sSa.
aside. on" saoy
The motion was resisted \, !
derarift, but tfter hssrins ~ y,
Doth aiies the application ~ w
and the case viii again bs % \.
the November tsrn. W
After disposing Of several u
tions the court delivered sr y
tho motion Of Mr., Bates. MI
the capias In the case N n
hsndsll, and ordered hIs sb.
charge. In this opinion N, n
tics carefully revit wed ths III,
COS under which Mr.. Rand.li|
this State, and said he Wv
break up the most perpicioal
Gam bling known, and how
work was done the record. o, |
Attess. He said that hs va,
impression that A. the eusrs,S
called for M. Rspdall's An
- . special officer had ps,ss
In tbis city NJ . witness, ssS
privileged from arrest on
| cess.
| He therefore ordered ,hst \
should be set asids and tie }
dslivered up. /
some other minor bus!ns,, I
acted, which occupied the AL
the judges up TO / O'Clock. ri
adjourned until the Novsnbs1
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
The riapy Tribe.

Powell has on his stalls IN the Wash
ington street market . choice lot OF blue
fsh, black bass, white hsh. stesk COD
Ash. hAddock. cat Ash. Western shore
oysters 20. 30 and 40 cents per quart,
delivered free Of charge. Telephone
oAll 423
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Wheel In n Hole.

The wheel Of lumber wagon, in at.
tsmpiin2 10 turn the corner aS Trout
ana Fitnch streets, slipped into a sutt
p ace, HLets tie hole made for to-
water pipes hsd been allied In,
snn fastened ths wngan there
street csrs Nos ls, 10, IS ard
. "fre so3ped. Finally tao horses
tom no. 10 we're bit1Ltd ahead Of the
a 1.fs TO the lumber wagoT, and be.
tween tHe eXertions Of thu aninEis and
. r3uosr OF msI, Who Iifud tbs whpel
WIN lever, ths wagon vas gotten out
"tLCag any dsnose.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
CbeBtHufa-

The chessnnts are getting rips, erd in
mother week the brrs vii all be open.
Tho c,op, kC CTcTsg, ~iil lss q very light
.na, a. lie bUaa.a Ss.3s Gre1 = ~ ez
sasa 81 tbs sound raEs tas ur.c6 VII
49,. ---S :. :
! - sEtCr dt0ze f.no-.1c3
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
n MAnhl Ed,

RosERrs-PURNELL Tues iay. 90
tober 4, By Rev. 4. H. ChiJ pe,, At the res.
fdsnce Of MRS. Anna PurDsil, TatnAll
street neAY Eighth. Mr.. kichard Roberts
OF tlltnten, Mas, And nifs Sgsie Pufnsil
o: Wilmington, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Municipal Court.

seitct your fall sult from Ash, the
merchant tailor, 705 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Leaned 10 slerc''

Judge Wales presided ., st IrsI 1s|
the U. s. District Court,s' yon| M
on Tuesday, when joseph pp.n,l,, tY
carrier In Salem, plead gu,,cfll
two letters from the poI, ",,I,,
place As q number OF ,.ar .a !
to his former good character 1.csa.
was made for mercy, Jus Se h
cided to suspend the ssntenI.,. ,n.sr|
10y OF the various parties
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
On1y fwN =.

Only two rlE'n 6tuosE &arr,-i a. the
.arIl.l9Gi Coax. Ec ssrG C01iiua S.aa
ha=s 81 aud costs, SaG joan Douansrey
'2's teo.SiIitte1 a-s,i - lnosEa mUra.
iLs,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

Bu,h's, French strSe' "D'
to buy ..cur coal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

Delayed BY 8 H1l am n0
The train going north r.sons 1ios I'd
At II 81 was delaye1 e. B.
today at the p !" " |
hot box. -
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Large rolnatoes,, ),

Largo h]
Four tomatoes grown gias
Sroush. %s,ast 10 our ctiCs flo s,.1ss,. tSs i
weighed 8 pounds. the isIsA St.
2 pounds IS ounces. os, :. i%our,s9
any Of which wstssse. ,l sss.es ls', To j
II any one can 40 pew
,o bear from him. i
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

II mus, be good. for ." s''i
90 nmends It. we oS % %c,nts
Oouah Syrup. Prios 70 oen
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

Fas weakad".
Tomorrow promises ss,,dG,- 70
cloudy uu1te to fsir, With ts ,tsf,o9shaci ,,shci
sture. Friday, iSir 30.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

EgyENTED-A SITUATION TO D0 DS09
wv .ssnoral heusewors. Apply ,s 9. 80
W. and street. oo-zI'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05

cOBK, AT A. s",. -
w i0I Hhiplaf rtIAet.
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fEs SAVANNA TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY DECEMBER II, 1887

Do not forget the Alabama Quar-
tette at Mozart hall, Monday night
Dec. 10. Their grand street parade
will take place 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Grand walking match and mask
ball by Centennial club No. at
Odd Fellows hall Duffy street,
Monday Dec. 26. The walking
match at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Ball commences 8 p. m. Tickets IS
cents.
On Tuesday last an attempt was
made to burglarize the house of
Madame Smith, on Price street. The
guilty parties are suspected and the
Madame has made arrangements to
give them a warm reception in their
next attempt.
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Call and examine JCrane's brand new boy
watches for only 81 Is
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MIGHT SCHOOL.
To THE PuBLrc:

We take this method IT Informing
our trends and the public that after
repeated requests we have decided TO
open FIRST Class Night School COM
wencing Monday November Z, 1887.
Speeiql a,renti n will be given to the
instruction Of those who are somewhat
advanced in years, preparing them to
intelligentiy read the word of God.
We will also take special pains 10
the instruction of young persons carry
lag them through such course as will
fit them for the usual avoc,tion of bust
ness, etc Penmanship and Book keep
ing will be special branches of iLstruc
tion.
Tuiti One Dollar per Month pay
able in advance Instruction will be
given every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday evening, beginning promptly at
8 O'Clock. For the pres Mt our school
room will be located at the residence of
Mrs. Virginia Tolbert, corner West
Broad and President streets. F1r fur,
Their information apply at the school
room or at j. II. Browns Book Store
AZ Barnard Street.
Respectfully,
a. a. r. p T FGGWN; Instructors.
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will have a Two Weeks Christmas
Fair at their temple Harris street
near East Broad, beginning Monday
Dec. 10, 1887 and ending Monday
January 2, 1888.
The committee to whom the en-
tire affair is entrusted promises their
patrons q rare assortment of Christ
mas presents such as toys, fancy
goods, hardware, furniture, chromos
&c.
There will be "greasy pig" races
during the fair.
COMMITTEE:
". r FIELDS, w II. HARvEY,
NJ. ]. VoSs W. n. MATTHEWS.
H DAVIS, VIZ. Rooms r n FERRIS,
N N GUILLAED, 4 X JACKSON,
r. JONES, Secretary,
Y.M. aTkLEDGE. CHAIRMAN,
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REWARD.

Northern and Tennessee Beef, Nut
ton and Veal of the best quality always
on hand at H Logan's stalls 81 and SO,
City Market.
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DR., 3. C. Parsons says the people keep a com
and drug store, corner Liberty and Montgom-
cry streets for SKIN, blood, liver, lung and
throat diseases, kidney complaint, female
limbs, sore eyes, FITS, loss of manhood and all
affections of the body. AS his vast experience
as doctor obtained In different countries and
hospitals enables MIN to detect disease where
1t would be overlooked by others
As doctor for ladies he has no equal and
cure the worst cases of disease OF women.
He also examines and treats the eye for all
diseases and keeps Il full line of specJacles eye
glasses, etc II is the headquarters of DIR Il G
Parsons medicines, electric supporters. electric
belts, electric lung protectors, electric hosiery,
belts, trusses, spints, crutcheS; ladies' dolly or
toilet belts. suspensorles shoulder braces, pile
trusses pile pipes artificial limbs, and all sur
gicRl appliances for deformities made to order,
a full line of drugs chemicals herbs, roots and
banks
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Train No. l0f leaves Guyton $40 p m: arrives
Savannah % p m.
leeplng c ars on all night trains between sa-
vannah, Augusta. Macon and Atlanta, also
Macon and Columbus
Train No.3, leaving Savannah at $40 q m Will
stop regularly at Guyton, Dut at no other point
TO put of passengers between Savannah and
Millen.
Train No. 4, will stop on signals at Stations
between Millen and Savannah TO take on pas
sengers for Savannah.
Connections at savannah with Savannah
Florida and western Railway for all points In
Florida.
Tickets for all pr ints and sleeDiDg car berths
on sale a. City Office. No 20 Bull street and
Depot once 20 minutes before departure Of
each trA!G
j. G.. SHAW, q. A. WHITEHEAD
Ticket Agent, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DR.. Gaines of Atlanta has the
strong endorsement of the masses
of Methodists and their well wish
crs for one of the vacant bishoprics
from the South.
DR.. Derrick of New York will
undoubtedly receive heavy support
from the South. He gets very near
the hearts of the people.
Drs Tanner and Embry are bright
gems in the church and cannot fail
of eminent support.
Rev. ]. H. Adams, has been
heartily greeted by his many friends
III lie CITY
Rev. w. D. Johnson, of Athens,
secretary of the educational work of
the A. M. E. charch and formerly
pastor of ST. Phillips church is
making his mark as one of the rising
geniuses of the convention.
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Our cOlored Augusta friends held an
important meeting last night in the in
terrst of the National Exposition soon
to be held in this city Good move and
we are glad to chronicle the fact of
these enterprises
J. Cranes 81 IS Watches can't be excelled In
this market -
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NET HODIsT CONFER
ENCE.
a Notable Gathering Of
Distinguished 81
vines liz Our
City.

The Annual Georgia Conference
of the A. M. E. church met in Sa-
vannah on Wednesday morning
last at St. James Tabernacle and
organized by electing elder !. A.
Wood as president, at whose re-
quest Rev. DR.. w. ]. Gaines, con-
Quoted the business in the absence
of the Bishop. There are I73 dele
gates in attendance and the BODY is
a splendid type of representative
colored men.
Among the distinguished gentle
men from other States and confer
ences, are some of the greatest
giants of the church, viz: DR.. w. J.
Gaines, president of Morris Brown
college; DR., B. w. Arnett, financial
secretary of the church; DR., J. c..
Embry, manager, of the Christian
Recorder; DR.. B. T. Tanner editor
of the A. M. E. Review; DR.. w. B..
Derrick the noted theologian of
New York; DR.. w. D. Johnson,
secretary of the educational work in
the church.
Bishops R. r. Disney, of Canada
and NJ. Brown arrived yesterday
and the former presided at the SEES
sion, Bishop Brown being detained
in the house on account of sickness.
Bishop Disney addressed the con-
ference in very complimentary
terms which was responded to by
Rev. R. Downs statistical secretary
of the conference.
DR.. Derrick delivered a very elo-
quent address on Thursday in be-
half of colored newspapers and
publications and urged the delegates
to be constant in their support of
these great agents of education and
civilization. In the evening he and
DR.. Arnett spoke to the large con-
gregation. Both gentlemen have
earned a national reputation and
their burning eloquence was listened
to with the greatest attention.
This conference is the mother of
the Georgia Conferences and the
work and reports show a most sat
isfactory condition of affairs. The
dollar money and other collections
showing considerable increase over
previous years.
The delegates elected to the next
General Conference which assem-
bles in Indianapolis on May 7, 1888
are as follows:
J. B. Lotion, S. H. Robertson, ]
A. Wood, w. H. Powell, w. O. P.
Sherman, S. C. Powell, S. D. Rose
burroughs, R. R. Down, ]. H.
Adams.
The committee on temperance
reported strong resolutions against
the evil effects Of intemperance and
stirring speeches on the subject were
made by DR.. Derrick, Rev. Porter,
of Valdosta and others.
Rev. M. r. Wilson, the earnest
and indefatigable pastor of St.
James church is everywhere at once
in his efforts to promote the success
of the good work and make the del
egates comfortable.
The conference will be in session
until Tuesday when the appoint
ments will be announced The
various pulpits in the city will be
filled tomorrow by some of the
manu- d;st;nou;shnd d;v;nAs nresAnt
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+. G.. Lambert.
DENTIST.

Cor. Houston and South Broad Street.
Special attention given to children's
teeth Irregularities corrected. Visits
made night or day. Teeth extracted
with out pain.
PROsTHETIC DENTISTRY.
Whole or partial sets Of beautiful ar.
tifcial teeth, inserted on gold, platina,
pure silver, or vulcauite rubber, warrant
ed equal to any work done. Embody-
ing the most modern aud scientific i'm
provements; which for beauty, durabili-
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HUMAN HAIR EMPORIUM.

Ladies' and Gents wigs made TO order.
Also Fronts, Toupees, Waves, Curls,
Frizzes and Hair Jewelry. We root and
make up ladies' own combings in any
desirable style. We have character Wigs
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Also, hair dressing at Jour residence II
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